Topics often have natural subdivisions. How can speeches that have the purpose of explaining
how to do something be divided? What about speeches that deal with history or
development?
What will be an ideal response?
Speeches that explain can be divided into steps of the process. Those that deal with
history or development of something are divided into time periods.
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Garner's (2013) work argues it is not necessary to package dissent with a solution.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
______ occurs when people’s positive images of their partners and their relationships start to fade.
A. Relationship disillusionment B. Perceptual disruption C. Relational negativity D. Communication breakdown
The use of smartphones can shape and affect relationships because ______.
a. giving or denying your smartphone number to someone does not imply relational boundaries b. constant connection through smartphone calls implies the relationship is not important c. smartphones allow people to share experiences even when physically separated d. smartphones rarely are used for social coordination
All of the following types of material can be used as support for a persuasive argument EXCEPT
A) narrative. B) self-disclosure. C) expert testimony. D) explanation. E) all of the above